He's the best Woman-Beater in the world, and he wants a medal that says so.

Controversial transgender swimmer Lia Thomas will not take part in the upcoming Paris Olympics after losing a legal battle in which [he] argued the rules prohibiting [him] from participating were "invalid and unlawful."

Thomas, 25, who transitioned to female via hormone therapy

No, he transitioned from "male" to "male with somewhat lower testosterone."

If he wants to compete, he should petition the Olympics Committee to form a new category for athletes of indeterminate gender. They can call it the David French Division.

...after competing for three years as a male on the University of Pennsylvania swim team, dominated the field of biological women to become the first openly trans person to win an NCAA Division I title in 2022.

He was very openly a trans person, as his female teammates can testify, based on his locker room decorum.

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World Aquatics' policy was introduced after Thomas easily defeated Olympic silver medalist Emma Weyant by 1.75 seconds to claim the NCAA title in the women's 500-yard freestyle event.

In a subsequent attempt to include as many athletes as possible, World Aquatics introduced a new "open" category inclusive of transgender swimmers, which was meant to debut at an event in Berlin last October, The Guardian noted.

However, the category was canceled after nobody signed up to enter the field.

Right, because they don't just want to "compete" or "just play sports," as they always claim. They specifically want to compel people to accept their fantasies, and beat women, whom they not-so-secretly despise.

Related: A study shows that most German girls -- more than 63% -- who claim to be "transgender" outgrow this silliness in a few years.

A new long-term study from Germany suggests that the majority of young people diagnosed with gender identity disorders do not continue to identify as such over time. The study examined insurance data over five years, revealing that more than half of young people aged 5-24 across every age subgroup diagnosed with "gender identity disorder" no longer had the diagnosis after five years. Specifically, the desistance rate was 72.7% in 15- to 19-year-old females and 50.3% in 20- to 24-year-old males. Among the whole group of 5- to 24-year-olds, only about 36.4% of those diagnosed in 2017 still had the diagnosis five years later, indicating that more than 63% desisted.

One of the strengths of this study is its comprehensive collection of outpatient billing data for all legally insured persons in Germany, providing a large and representative sample. Additionally, the long observation period from 2013 to 2022 offers valuable insights into long-term trends and changes in diagnosis rates.

Quick, let's cut off their tits before they change their minds. Let's get them locked in for life.